The training workshop on Boiler Controls & Measurements is an instructor-led course which unpacks the principles of boiler management, maintenance, efficiency and monitoring systems. This is an intensive, highly practical and useful two day course. The learning blends classroom theory sessions, case studies and interactive worked examples with a series of practical, hands-on exercises. The participant will gain up-to-date information and practical understanding of the basics, applications, troubleshooting and failure diagnosis, installation and maintenance of boilers, boiler controls and measurements. This course is designed to equip you, the expert with appropriate knowledge of regulations, best-practises and vital system checks.

If you design, specify, repair, maintain, operate or work with boilers in any way then this workshop is for you. This training is a rare opportunity for professionals to attend and upgrade their skills. It is often a requirement for you to be well versed in boiler operations measurements and controls for you to effectively carry out your day to day work. Our instructor led training course is intended to help you increase your labour productivity while at the same time lowering expenses and downtime at the work place. Productivity in a supply chain industry depends on the viability of vital equipment like boilers.

As a professional who values their work you should attend this training. Each learning point will be re-enforced with practical exercises. There will be ample opportunities for discussion and sharing experiences. Furthermore it ensures participants understand theories and principles involved in effectively managing a boiler at optimal levels to encourage its true savings potential.

Who Should Attend

• Apprentice and Experienced Boiler Technicians

• Team Leaders

• Skills Development Officers

• Consultants

• Boiler Designers

• Boiler Engineers

• Building Engineers

• Plant & Facility Maintenance Personnel

• Plant & Facility Managers

• Energy Managers

• Purchasing Managers